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        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • Online learning
        • DPI series
          • What is Dementia?
          • Communicating in a Person-centred Way
          • How Person-centred is Your Practice?
          • A Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Dementia and Pain in Residential Care
        • Quality Dementia Support in Hospitals
        • Nutrition and Dementia: Food for Thought
        • Engaging in the Outdoors
        • Establishing Carer Support Groups
      • Accredited training
        • Dementia Essentials
      • Foundation learning
        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
      • Immersive learning
        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Ask Annie
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Talk with Ted
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        • Intellectual Disability and Dementia
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
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    • The Dementia Learning Guide
  • Consultancy
  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
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    • A day in the life – mealtime experience
    • Enabling EDIE™ Workshop
    • The Dementia-Friendly Home app
    • A Better Visit app
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Menu
  • Home
    • About us
  • Education
    • Courses
      • COVID-19 virtual classrooms
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • Online learning
        • DPI series
          • What is Dementia?
          • Communicating in a Person-centred Way
          • How Person-centred is Your Practice?
          • A Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Dementia and Pain in Residential Care
        • Quality Dementia Support in Hospitals
        • Nutrition and Dementia: Food for Thought
        • Engaging in the Outdoors
        • Establishing Carer Support Groups
      • Accredited training
        • Dementia Essentials
      • Foundation learning
        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
      • Immersive learning
        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Ask Annie
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Talk with Ted
      • Continuing learning
        • Intellectual Disability and Dementia
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • All courses
    • The Dementia Learning Guide
  • Consultancy
  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
    • Talk with Ted
    • A day in the life – mealtime experience
    • Enabling EDIE™ Workshop
    • The Dementia-Friendly Home app
    • A Better Visit app
  • Communities of Practice
  • Contact us

Centre for Dementia Learning

Dementia Australia
  • Home
    • About us
  • Education
    • Courses
      • COVID-19 virtual classrooms
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • Online learning
        • DPI series
          • What is Dementia?
          • Communicating in a Person-centred Way
          • How Person-centred is Your Practice?
          • A Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Dementia and Pain in Residential Care
        • Quality Dementia Support in Hospitals
        • Nutrition and Dementia: Food for Thought
        • Engaging in the Outdoors
        • Establishing Carer Support Groups
      • Accredited training
        • Dementia Essentials
      • Foundation learning
        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
      • Immersive learning
        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Ask Annie
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Talk with Ted
      • Continuing learning
        • Intellectual Disability and Dementia
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • All courses
    • The Dementia Learning Guide
  • Consultancy
  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
    • Talk with Ted
    • A day in the life – mealtime experience
    • Enabling EDIE™ Workshop
    • The Dementia-Friendly Home app
    • A Better Visit app
  • Communities of Practice
  • Contact us
Menu
  • Home
    • About us
  • Education
    • Courses
      • COVID-19 virtual classrooms
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • Online learning
        • DPI series
          • What is Dementia?
          • Communicating in a Person-centred Way
          • How Person-centred is Your Practice?
          • A Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Dementia and Pain in Residential Care
        • Quality Dementia Support in Hospitals
        • Nutrition and Dementia: Food for Thought
        • Engaging in the Outdoors
        • Establishing Carer Support Groups
      • Accredited training
        • Dementia Essentials
      • Foundation learning
        • Ask Annie app
        • Understanding Dementia
        • Achieving Purposeful Engagement
        • Applying a Problem Solving Approach to Behaviours
        • Virtual Dementia Experience™ 2.0
      • Immersive learning
        • A day in the life – mealtime experience
        • Ask Annie
        • Enabling EDIE™
        • Talk with Ted
      • Continuing learning
        • Intellectual Disability and Dementia
        • Meaningful Engagement Mentors Program
      • All courses
    • The Dementia Learning Guide
  • Consultancy
  • Technology
    • Ask Annie
    • Talk with Ted
    • A day in the life – mealtime experience
    • Enabling EDIE™ Workshop
    • The Dementia-Friendly Home app
    • A Better Visit app
  • Communities of Practice
  • Contact us

About us

“Alzheimer’s Australia has over thirty years experience in promoting high quality dementia practice, and the formation of Dementia Australia has enabled us to bring together this expertise in the Centre for Dementia Learning.

For the first time aged and community care providers, health professionals and others across the country and internationally will have access to the most contemporary knowledge, skill and expertise in dementia practice. The Centre provides a comprehensive suite of evidenced based learning and consultancy services to help improve the quality of support and quality of life experienced by people living with dementia.”

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Maree McCabe

CEO, Dementia Australia
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Dementia Australia

Dementia Australia is the leading national provider of dementia education. Our highly skilled team has extensive experience in a wide range of areas, facilitating learning experiences which touch, move and inspire participants to transform their practice. Informed by current research and contemporary practice, our comprehensive suite of education forms part of an integrated learning pathway incorporating both accredited and non-accredited courses delivered face to face, as well as online.
Our offerings reflect over 30 years practice and leadership in the area of dementia education.

Continuing Professional Development

Our learning programs are suitable for a wide range of qualified health professionals and dementia support staff. Earning Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points has never been easier with our comprehensive suite of programs that form part of an integrated learning pathway.

Professional development certificates

We issue Certificates of Attendance with date and duration information to fulfil your CPD requirements. Certificates of Attainment are provided for successfully completing an accredited course.

Our Facilitators

Our highly-skilled team of facilitators has experience in health, education and working in the community, and possess direct experience in providing support to people with dementia and their families. All facilitators are qualified in workplace training and assessment (TAE 40110 Certificate IV) or have Diploma or higher level qualifications in adult education.
The contemporary industry skills of our facilitators enable them to create positive and engaging learning experiences. They have continual access to experts in dementia practice and research, and undertake ongoing professional development.

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Centre for Dementia Learning

Dementia Australia is the leading national provider of dementia education. Our highly skilled team has extensive experience in a wide range of areas, facilitating learning experiences which touch, move and inspire participants to transform their practice.
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